Amid lawsuits, nation's first state-funded Catholic school opens applications

Even with multiple lawsuits pending and an uncertain future, St. Isidore of Seville Virtual Catholic School in Oklahoma – the nation’s first state-funded religious school – has begun accepting applications for K-12 education set to begin this August.

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